Monroe Woman's club hosts fall social with guest speaker
Mrs. Eugene Baker of Kenosha, president of the Wisconsin Federation of Women's clubs district one, attends as hon ored guest at Monroe Woman's club fall social in St John church vestry. Robert J. Burkhard, WW II Merchant Marines veteran and UW international relations student, speaks on his seven month Europe photo tour after a reception for city teachers.
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Eugene Baker
Kenosha
Wisconsin Federation of Women’s Clubs
Monroe Woman’s Club
St. John’s Church
Robert J. Burkhard
Burkhard
John J. Burkhard
13Th Avenue
University of Wisconsin
Europe
Young Burkhard
Monroe Senior High School
Merchant Marines
Atlantic
Mediterranean
Black Sea
Department of International Relations
L. A. Koenig
Charles B. Marvin
Doris Messmer
Mmes
Herbert M. Ainsworth
Arthur W. Black
John H. Bruni
Robert V. Chinnock
Robert FE. Davenport
Louis J., Goethals
Theodore A. Hartman
Alan Goodmiller
Alice Holtshopple
Earl R. Johnson
Rose H. Johnson
Robert W. Kramer
Fred W. Kundert
Herbert E. Lanz
Edna Mackey
Arthur S. Peterson
William T. Plate
Maurice W. Quinn
Paul W. Snowden
Theodore O. Stauffacher
Herman A
Walter Stauffachers Feted on Anniversary
Neighbors surprised Mr and Mrs Walter Stauffacher at their Monroe area home to celebrate their 20th wedding anniversary. Four tables of 500 were played with honors won by Mrs Walter Stauffacher William Rupnow Mrs Rupnow and Herbert Stauffacher. A basket lunch was served at midnight. Attending were Vincent Thomm Allie Holtshopple William Rupnow Herbert Johnson Carl Wyss Werner Rutsch Herbert Stauffer and Glen Harvey.
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Walter Stauffacher
Monroe
Route 4
William Rupnow
Rupnow
Herbert Stauffacher
Messrs
Mmes
Vincent Thomm
Allie Holtshopple
Herbert Johnson
Carl Wyss
Werner Rutsch
Glen Harvey
Lois Stauffacher to Wed Clayton Olsson October 30
Lois Charline Stauffacher and Clayton M. Olsson plan a October 30 wedding at 2 30 PM in St Johns Church. Both couples work at Hoffmans dry cleaning and the couple are from nearby Woodford and Route 5. A Brownie Troop 13 picnic at Kiwanis Youth Cabin was led by Mrs Robert Kingdon with car contributions from Mrs Arthur Wagner Jr Mrs Paul Kubly and Mrs Robert Trumpy.
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J. J. Stauffacher
Route 5
Lois Charline
Clayton M. Olsson
S. M. Olson
Woodford
St. John’s Church
Paul C. Kehle
Miss Stauffacher
Mr. Olson
Hoffman
Brownie Troop
Kiwanis
Robert N. Kingdon
Arthur Wagner Jr
Paul Kubly
Robert Trumpy
Legion Auxiliary Honors Three Members For Outstanding Work
The Legion Auxiliary meeting at the Legion club house honored three members for outstanding work. Miss Helen Burkhard received a certificate of merit and a gift for 16 years as a Girl Scout leader Troop 3. memorial services were held for Mrs. Paul Gerber and Mrs. Ursula Knobel. a $15 donation was approved for the Christmas Gift Shop project.
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Frederick F. Lanz
A Legion —Iary
Legion Club House
Lillian B. Fisher
Monroe
Helen Burkhard
Howard Smith
Auxiliary
Burkhard
Paul Gerber
Ursula Knobel
Veteran’s Hospital
Sunday Trail Ride Planned at Bosshart Farm
Green County Boots and Saddles club plans a Sunday trail ride at the Conrad Bosshart farm on Route 2 Brodhead with a 12 event horse show to end the day. Members met at Decatur Community hall for a dance with music by Milo Swenson Mrs Wallack and others. Next club meeting is a basket social at Decatur hall on November 3. A second trail ride is planned for October 16 at Walter Finster farm near Magnolia.
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Conrad Bosshart
Brodhead
Green County Boots and Saddles Club
Decatur Community Hall
Milo Swenson
Riley Wallack
Horeb
Decatur Hall
Walter Finster
Magnolia
St John’s Society Elects Three Officers
The St John’s Aid Society elected three officers with 74 members present. Mrs Fred B Marty becomes second vice president, Mrs Fred Fritz Jr secretary, and Mrs Ernest Deininger member at large. Mrs Fred Grimm will lead as president through next year. Layettes and towels for Europe were prepared, with packing planned for the next meeting. They received an invitation to the workers conference October 18 at Swiss Evangelical and Reformed church New Glarus and to hear Miss Muriel Lester at 8 PM.
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St. John’s Aid Society
Fred B. Marty
Fred Fritz Jr
Ernest Deininger
Woman’s Guild
Fred Grimm
Europe
Evangelical and Reformed
New Glarus
Muriel Lester
Religious lecturer Miss Lester to speak on The Church
Miss Lester, a 33 year lecturer and author of religious books, will give a talk titled The Church The Hope of The World at p m on October 19. Luncheon committee yesterday included Mrs. O N Moldenhauer and Mrs. Ernest Thallman.
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Lester
O. N. Moldenhauer
Ernest Thallman
Young Adult Group Plans Fall Rally Here
A district Methodist Young Adult fall round-up will be held at the Monroe church with a 1 15 p.m. ash e dinner. Panel discussions at 2 15 p.m. include Worship and Spiritual Action led by Rev. Dallas D Landrum of Union Presbyterian Monroe Revitalizing the Christian Home by Rev. Charles Bell of Madison First Baptist Monroe Fellowship and Recreation led by Larry R Kitchen Monroe Recreation at 3 15 p.m. under Grace Anderson Monroe High School PE director. Children care at a neighboring church during discussions.
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Methodist
Monroe
Dallas D. Landrum
Union Presbyterian Church
Christian Home
Charles Bell
First Baptist Church of
Madison
Madison; “Fellowship and Recreation,”’ Larry R. Kitchen
Merle Abby
First University Methodist Church
Grace Anderson
Monroe High School
Dinner Meeting Held For Babler Employees
Mr. and Mrs. Alvin Babler and Mr. and Mrs. Henry Babler hosted a 7 p.m. dinner at Banjo Pete's highway restaurant for Chocolate Shop employees. A brief business meeting followed with attendees including Mmes. Marie Waelchli, Ronald Trickel, George Yeazel, Dorothy Remus, Ruth Waeffler, Yvonne Whipple, Donna Reuter and Lois Bruny.
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Alvin Babler
Henry Babler
Chocolate Shop
Banjo Pete’s Highway
Mmes
Marie Waelchli
Ronald W. Trickel
George Yeazel
Dorothy Remus
Ruth Waeffler
Yvonne Whipple
Donna Reuter
Lois Bruny
Leng Hewett Tie The Knot In Rockford Lutheran Rite
Arlene Marilyn Leng and Clarence Paul Hewett were married Sunday in Rockford in a simple ceremony at Messa Lutheran church. The couple, attended by relatives, includes Leng of Brodhead and Hewett of Rockford with family present.
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Brodhead
Arlene Marilyn Leng
Route 1
Clarence Paul Hewett
Rockford
Marion Leng
Earl Hewett
Clyde P. Karicker
Messa Lutheran Church
Ellen Taylor
Lee Smith
Durand
Hewett
Brodhead High School
Whitewater State Teachers College
Davis School
Juda
Navy Vets Residing With Bride’s Parents
Two men who spent years in the navy are currently living with the bride’s parents following their marriage.
Bridge Club Honors At Mrs Halverson Home
Mrs Harold A Halverson hosted her bridge club at 2426 12th Street last evening. Honors went to Mrs Roy Kubly Mrs Harris German and Mrs Lois Fritsch.
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Bridge Club
Harold A. Halverson
12Th Street
Mmes
Roy Kubly
Harris Germann
Lois Fritsch
Episcopalians Reject Freer Divorce Canons
The United States Episcopal Church triennial convention in San Francisco defeated proposals to liberalize marriage canons. Bishops sought to allow dissolution of marriages for causes arising during wedlock as well as before the wedding, but conservatives won a decisive victory.
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San Francisco
House of Deputies
United States Episcopal Church
House of Bishops
LaCrosse Jail Food Declared Inadequate
An investigator from the state public welfare department found LaCrosse county jail inmates not receiving enough to eat. Of 30 prisoners, 25 reported food was insufficient to prevent weight loss. though the meals were wholesome, the investigator doubted there was enough for idle prisoners.
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Madison
State Department of Public Welfare
LaCrosse County
M. A. Skaff
Skaff
Admitted Looting at Adventurers Camp on Fence Lake
Undersheriff Robert Schroeder said yesterday a gang of 10 to 14 year old boys confessed to a series of breakings at the Adventurers camp on Fence Lake. The youths admit about eight thousand dollars in damage to camp buildings and equipment.
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Eagle River
Robert Schroeder
Adventurers
Fence Lake
Predicted Revolts Tied to China's Communist Victory
A journal predicts that a communist victory in China will spark revolts across Asia. It cites anticipated uprisings in India Burma Indonesia and other Asiatic nations as a likely consequence.
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Bucharest
Cominform Journal
China
India
Burma
Indonesia
Busy Bees Homemakers and State Line Troopers Meet
Miss Mamie Tillema led landscaping lessons at the Busy Bees meeting hosted by Mrs. Leonard Boyton with co hostess Mrs. Jacob Lenn Jr. Plans for the Christ man fair and Fun and Frolic night were discussed. State Line Troopers hostess Mrs. John Schlappi led 15 members in noting secret pals and planning Fun Night and the Christmas Fair.
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Busy Bees
Mamie Tillema
Busy Bees Homemakers Club
Leonard Boyton
Jacob Lenn Jr
Otis Wells
LaVerne Lenman
Tillema
Charles Hartwig Jr
Charles Hartwig Sr
Jacob Senn Jr
State Line
John Schlappi
Winslow
State Line Troopers Homemakers Club
Winston Stewart
Fred May
George Abplanalp
Harold Staley
Route 1
Friendly Circle Homemakers Meet Plans and Leaders
The Friendly Circle Homemakers met Wednesday evening with Mrs. Wizard Matzke and Mrs. Forrest Briggs guiding a home ground improvement lesson. The group met at Mrs. Orville Hawthorne’s home route 1. A citizenship report was given by Mrs. Fred Ziltener and refreshments were served. The next meeting is set for November 2 at Mrs. John Meichtry’s home. Project leaders are Mrs. Ralph Lichtenwalner and Mrs. Fred Ziltener. Present were Mmes. Robert Wuthrich, Homer Retzlaff, Forrest Brices, Willard Matzke, John Meichtry, Carl Jensen, James F. Stearns, Alfred Trump y, Paul Wuthrich, Ralph Lichtenwalner, Fred Ziltener, Orville Hawthorne and Harold Matzke.
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Wizard Matzke
Forrest Briggs
Friendly Circle
Orville Hawthorne
Fred Ziltener
John Meichtry
Ralph Lichtenwatner
Mmes
Robert Wuthrich
Homer Retzlaff
Forrest Brices
Willard Matzke
Carl Jensen
James F. Stearns
Alfred Trumpy
Paul Wuthrich
Ralph Lichtenwalner
Harold Matzke
Class Milk Boosted In Freeport Rockford Area
The October class I milk price in the Freeport Rockford marketing area rose 5.1 cents to 3.943, up from 3.892 per hundred pounds. Class II milk advanced from 3.492 to 3.543 per hundred pounds under the federal order.
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Freeport-Rockford
Bridge Count In Pittsburgh Area Surpasses Nine Hundred
Pittsburgh and surrounding Allegheny county report more than 900 bridges spanning the region. The figure highlights the dense infrastructure network as engineers assess maintenance and safety needs across urban and suburban crossings.
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Pittsburgh
Allegheny County
Legion Leader Warns of Welfare State Risks
National American Legion commander George N. Craig told reporters at St. Paul that rising calls for more government services could erode rights and freedoms. He spoke as AFL leaders renewed support for broader federal social security, housing aid, and health insurance proposals.
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St. Paul
The
American Legion
AFL
Truman
George N. Craig
Legion
Defining a Welfare State by Responsiblity to Citizens
Craig described a welfare state as one that accepts full responsibility for the economic needs of its citizens. He contrasted this with a state labeled as welfare but not truly a welfare state.
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America
Craig
Iodine Deficiency Causes Goiter in North Central States
Report notes high goiter cases in the north central U.S. due to iodine deficient soil and water. Authorities warn of health risks and call for iodine supplementation and dietary awareness.
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North Central
United States
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Connors
Connors Plumbing and Heating
11Th Street
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the Chocolate Shop
Lydia
Lady Borden
Toffee
Borden's
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Lewis Adair
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Green County Auto Co
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